Yash
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YOU MUST BELIEVE YOU ARE GREAT BEFORE THERE IS EVIDENCE
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works like a charm
Abhijeet Dipke@abhijeet_dipke
Due to lack of jobs & opportunities in the state, Goan youth migrating to different states and also abroad. With @ArvindKejriwal's promise of 80% reservation in pvt jobs, these youth won't have to leave their home state for employment. #KejriwalKiJobGuarantee
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Harsha’s opinion is Schrödinger’s cat - both valid and hypocritical.
Every time he checks the ‘name’ on the scorecard, the cat collapses differently.
Harsha Bhogle@bhogleharsha
Rabada is a very good call for POTM today. But there is a big part of me that thinks Washington's innings was as invaluable
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I was in Jaipur over the weekend. Primarily to see Suryavanshi hit some sixes & trying out the food. I was told to have the Lassi at Shop 312, MI Road.
When I reached, there were three other Lassi shops, with quite similar layouts,
. Some of them had copied the font of the original as well. IP is poorly protected in India. The only way to make out the original - The ones who aren’t soliciting you to have the lassi at their shop. The OG shuts down the shop at 4pm. Imagine :)
Poorly managed inheritance is another issue. Old folk hold on their business till their dying days, they may plan out how to divide the property among their kids, but they have no clue how to distribute the Intellectual property - The brand name of the shop. And that’s how every town & city has these Old & New shops of the same name, run by warring siblings, cousins etc. That’s why they could never scale like a McDonalds or Starbucks. Sad.
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@hmalviya9 Crazy. Make it so that all local MLAs and MPs track record comes in, start with your city and then ask the internet to put data of their cities
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PM Modi/BJP made 22 promises during 2024 India Elections.
How many of them he delivered so far?
How is his performance against previous governments.
you can actually track that.
I vibecoded another banger dashboard for my country India as part of my service to the nation.
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> | launching 🔜
DG3@DG3_terminal
When it comes to Sports Trading, over the last 5 years, the where has seen constant layering: We saw Web3 build a layer over Web2 sportsbooks, bolstering trader security. Prediction Markets expanded the sportsbook horizon by adding Event Taxonomy to the mix. The where has been solidified. The how is the next point of contention: Are you still going by vibes? Following the wisdom of crowds? Or trying to keep pace via 6 different sources, only to come to a conclusion 5 seconds too late? We've faced the same problems, except @0xCryptoNomads refused to accept it and move on. He took the challenge head-on. What's come out of this project of his, is exactly what you’ll be seeing soon enough. I hope y'all are as excited to see this as we are 💯
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Yash retweetledi
Always be the one who reaches out. Text first. Call first. Plan first. Initialize first. Most people wait to be chosen. Be the chooser. Connection requires initiative. Friendship requires effort. Love requires action. Stop waiting to be picked. Start picking. Initiative is attractive.
Jardani🕊️@jardani41
What’s the major cheat code in life ??
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take it personally. stop theorising. start doing. kill the committee in your head. one decision. then another. perfection is procrastination in disguise. ship the ugly version. iterate. done beats perfect. stop researching, start building. your hesitation is costing you. move before you’re ready. clarity comes from action, not thought. write the first draft. send the email. make the call. stop waiting for permission. nobody is coming to save you. treat your goals like survival. obsess over output. quiet the noise. work in silence. let results speak. stop explaining your vision, execute it. momentum is a decision. make it. wake up earlier. stay later. refuse comfort. get obsessed. fall in love with the process. trust the reps. stop starting over. finish something. anything. your competition isn’t overthinking. neither should you. take the loss personally. take the win personally. take the work personally. this is your life. act like it. do the thing. then do it again. and again. execution is the answer. everything else is just noise.
Priyanshu Ratnakar@0xratnakar
i didn’t sleep much that week. two hours a night, maybe. the rest was calls. dms to people i’d never met. favors i wasn’t sure i’d earned yet. my entire contact list, burned through twice. we were trying to pull off a show in ten days. in blr. comedians, a panel, a venue, a media crew, and zero confirmed sponsors. many who said yes, went quiet. the venue i wanted wasn’t available. the comedians quoted me 4x our entire budget. the people i reached out to mostly didn’t reply. and somewhere in the middle of all that exhausted, running on bad sleep - i realized something. nobody was going to show up and say “okay, we believe in you. here’s the green light.” so it’s better keep trying. but then one yes came in. and suddenly, everything moved. money. a venue. a team. the panel confirmed 48 hours before showtime. prints done a few hours before doors opened. not everything went smoothly tbh. but everything worked anyway. i spent that whole week wondering if anyone comes out on a monday in blr. but they did. and guess? we sold out. i’m still not sure how. except that i just didn’t stop making calls + personal reachouts. here’s what I know now that I didn’t know eleven days ago: 1. the best things don’t wait for conditions to be perfect. they happen because a small group of unreasonable people decided the thing mattered more than the risk. 2. just a bunch of rebels. misfits. rejected twentysomething can do a soldout show on a monday. 3. you can’t do everything alone. reachout your friends, don’t shy to ask for help. in the end you can just do things if you think bigger than your budget, bigger than your timeline, bigger than what makes sense on paper.
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If you can, offer water to delivery partners and help, or keep a bottle outside your home💧
It matters more than you think.
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i didn’t sleep much that week.
two hours a night, maybe. the rest was calls. dms to people i’d never met. favors i wasn’t sure i’d earned yet. my entire contact list, burned through twice.
we were trying to pull off a show in ten days. in blr. comedians, a panel, a venue, a media crew, and zero confirmed sponsors.
many who said yes, went quiet. the venue i wanted wasn’t available. the comedians quoted me 4x our entire budget. the people i reached out to mostly didn’t reply.
and somewhere in the middle of all that exhausted, running on bad sleep - i realized something.
nobody was going to show up and say “okay, we believe in you. here’s the green light.” so it’s better keep trying.
but then one yes came in. and suddenly, everything moved.
money. a venue. a team. the panel confirmed 48 hours before showtime. prints done a few hours before doors opened.
not everything went smoothly tbh. but everything worked anyway.
i spent that whole week wondering if anyone comes out on a monday in blr.
but they did. and guess? we sold out.
i’m still not sure how. except that i just didn’t stop making calls + personal reachouts.
here’s what I know now that I didn’t know eleven days ago:
1. the best things don’t wait for conditions to be perfect. they happen because a small group of unreasonable people decided the thing mattered more than the risk.
2. just a bunch of rebels. misfits. rejected twentysomething can do a soldout show on a monday.
3. you can’t do everything alone. reachout your friends, don’t shy to ask for help.
in the end you can just do things if you think bigger than your budget, bigger than your timeline, bigger than what makes sense on paper.
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Don’t do an MBA.
Doesn’t matter from where. Doesn’t matter what networking opportunities it promises.
This is one of the most accelerated periods in human history.
Don’t waste it confined in a cocoon where you literally pay to get outpaced.
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